Travel Reference
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( 307-733-4647; breakfast dishes $19, lunch mains $10-30, dinner mains $60)
A five-
course meal in the wilderness. Leave your hiking boots in the car; men must wear jackets
at the park's premier restaurant. Pasta, an excellent wine list and strip steak in soy glaze
are some of the offerings. Dinner reservations are required. If you're on a budget, try the
more casual lunch, with affordable lighter meals (try the smoked trout), but reservations
are still a good idea.
Moose
Pizza Pasta Company $$
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(
mains $9-16; noon-9pm) Packed with crowds nightly, this unpretentious pizza parlor
is simple yet so satisfying. Crusty pizza, pastas and nachos are offered with beer, wine and
snappy service. Guests line up and make their orders at a counter. The 2nd-floor terrace
serves up a fun evening atmosphere, lovely Teton views and occasional live music.
PIZZERIA
Dornan's Grocery Store
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( 307-733-2415; Moose Village)
The park's best-quality selection, with an excellent
deli, with imported cheeses, sandwiches, espresso counter and a wildly popular frozen-
yogurt machine. The Wine Shoppe offers 1700 selections as well as monthly wine tasting,
as per its motto - life is too short to drink cheap wine. Salud!
MARKET, DELI
Dornan's Chuckwagon $$
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( 307-733-2415 ext 213; Moose Village; dinner $17; 7:30-11am, 11:30am-3pm &
5-9pm Jun-mid-Sep, closed Fri & Sat evening)
Dinner doesn't get any more casual than
these picnic tables scattered in the open air, but the views are simply grand. At this family
favorite, breakfast means sourdough pancakes and eggs off the griddle while lunchtime
means light fare and sandwiches. At dinner time the Dutch ovens are steaming with steak
dinners and Mexican dishes, along with a bottomless salad bar. Kids get special rates. The
bar boasts zinging margaritas and Snake River Lager on tap.
BBQ
